Angela McArdle gives the keynote address at the California Libertarian convention 

Shawn and Fernie talk smack about lots of topics

Chase Oliver's campaign for Georgia's hotly contested U.S. Senate seat attracted national attention, leading Rolling Stone to dub him the "most influential Libertarian in American." Oliver became the first presidential candidate outside of the Republicans and Democrats to earn a spot on the Iowa Soapbox. He passionately champions the rights of all individuals against the growing power of politicians and bureaucrats, and the big-money cronies who keep them in power. Oliver, 38, brings the needed energy that will leave the old parties struggling to keep up. His issues resonate with everyday people who see a system that patronizingly throws them crumbs while needlessly making their lives more difficult and cruelly pitting them against each other. Oliver seeks peace at home and around the world.

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Ted Brown was born in 1960 in Steubenville, Ohio, the grandson of German, Greek and Jewish immigrants. Ted and his parents later moved to Wheeling, West Virginia, and Ted worked in the family business, an Ethan Allen furniture store, through high school.

He later moved to California and graduated from UCLA in 1984, earning a B. A. in political science with a concentration in Constitutional Law. Since then, he has worked in the insurance industry and is currently self-employed as an independent insurance adjuster, specializing in auto, property, and general liability cases. Ted and his wife Laura have been married since 1984. They lived in Southern California for many years before moving to Austin, Texas. Ted joined the Libertarian Party in 1979 and has been active his entire adult life. He is currently Chairman of the Libertarian Party of Travis County, Candidate Coordinator for the Libertarian Party of Texas, and a member of the Texas State Libertarian Executive Committee (SLEC).

Fernie Sanders tries to explain to Shawn why billionaires should not exist, and how government should tax them out of existence. 

Bill Schult is a husband, father, Catholic, Libertarian and city councilman in Crescent Springs, KY. An entrepreneur & CPA, Bill's legislative priorities are guided by the non-aggression principle, which informs a commitment to individual liberties, accountability, and transparency. Bill is a member of the Libertarian Party of Kentucky and the Libertarian National Party. Bill can be reached at [email protected]

Clayton Soultz is a fifth-generation resident of Grant County, Indiana. He was raised the son of a Wesleyan pastor, and became a libertarian while earning his economics degree at Indiana Wesleyan University. Clayton is the chair of his local county affiliate of the libertarian party, secretary of the state affiliate, and just became the first elected libertarian in Grant County history by winning a seat on the Jonesboro city council. He is also the secretary of his local church, and lives in Jonesboro with his wife and 3-year old son.

Lena Platt is a political activist and consultant with the Schiller Institute and the LaRouche movement for more than 30 years and has been dedicated to shutting down the World Bank/ IMF. She organized the LA Sister Rally for Rage Against the War Machine and will be doing so again in 2024. Lena is a graduate in Psychology from the University of Washington.

Today Shawn talks to LP presidential hopeful professor Michael Rectenwald about how he wants to take a wrecking ball to the state

.  https://rectenwald2024.com/

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